Night Riders Torch Two Kentucky Villages Rioting Scope
Night Riders raided Rathel Bath county and Sherbourne Fleming county in Kentucky late last night. They masked armed men destroyed two warehouses and a general store cutting telegraph and telephone wires to block communication. No shots fired and losses undetermined. Louisville report notes State Auditor James rescinded fire marshal nomination of C H Hamill amid tobacco interests.
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Paris
Jan
Burley
Fleming
Bath County
Tarroy Fou
Nite Yi- Scs
Rathel
Ind
Ta. Re Robinson
Soong
Peters Dros
Bethel
Sherbourne
Fleming County
Daugherty Bros
Louisville
James
C. H. Hamell
Kentucky
Mott Ayres
Barnett
American Variety of Equity
Anditer James
Mr. Harnett
Lost steamer with 400 on board sighted
Queenstown January 7 The overdue Kleamer Mont Royal of the Canadian Pawide railway Atlantic steamship line bound for St John N B from London and Antwerp with about 406 aboard was sighted off Olsteud Khistle six miles west of its port. The vessel is proceeding slowly under her own steam and making for this port. No signals were sent to indicate the cause of the delay or her return.
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Queenstown
Kleamer Mont Royal
Canadian Pawide Railway
Atlantic
Mne
St. Sohn
N. B
London
Antwerp
Olsteud Khistle
Ills Port
Ste Jn
Attempted Hold Up On Katy Flyer At Kansas City
Four white men attempted to rob passengers on a Missouri Kansas & Texas train standing in a Kansas City station early today. They showed revolvers and demanded valuables but fled after a conductor and porter were assaulted. Two suspects, Tube Walt and John Creks, were arrested for investigation.
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Kansas City
Aatie
W Drew
David White
Drew
Robuerk
Wallte
Tyin
Antlrond Yarda
Walt
Declaration on Women in Court Sparks Debate at Northwestern
A Chicago Associated Press report recounts Col James Hamilton Lewis denouncing women as witnesses and claiming an oath means little to them. He argues women testify from affection or resentment, urging quick cross examination to expose perceived truth. The piece quotes reactions, including praise for frankness and criticism of the notion, with references to Carmen and Shakespeare.
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Chicago
Ian
Genemen
Wotin
N& Horace
Tan Tore Nike Tham
Jamey Hamilton Lewis
Northwestern Fu
Han
Talal Ani
Lewis
Tate
Medan
Laws
Ham’ Lewis
Cal
James Hampton Lewis
Fire destroys five story building in New Orleans
Nay Orleans La Jan 2 Fire swept a five story building on Royal street in the Heath district this morning causing near total loss to W G Tebeault furniture and stock. The flames also damaged a warehouse and threatened nearby structures. Cashier M Lund of the Lewitt Hea suffered minor injuries from smoke.
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Orleans
Fira Vet Royal
Tmst- Noss
W. G Tebeault
Firnstare Ins
Hd. M. Lund
Bay
Valting Lass
Ten Thaw jurors chosen provisionally in murder trial
New York Jan 7 Thaw juror number ten selected as panel of 10 jurors sits with nine others subject to challenge. Absent Evelyn Thaw noted but not present. District Attorney and defense detectives scrutinize each venireman’s record as peremptory challenges allowed. Jury selection continues with further talesmen to be drawn and questioned.
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New York
Wian H. Roberts
Signal Dhucers
Evelyn Thaw
Thaw
Jo ‘Rome
Cobul
Timo Ader
Lamarrey
Aye
Mayermanns Seek Sheriff Nomination Amid City Support
Mayor Callaghan and his organization back a candidate for sheriff, with four men named in speculation. Present are Chief Gus Mayermann Captain Linde si and Captain L. L. Goodrich, while one more possible candidate remains unannounced, with a formal reveal planned soon.
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Othey Lie
Callighan
Felg
Mix ‘Tobin
Mr. Stavens
Sheriff
Callaghan
Gus Mavermann
Lindesi
L. L. Goodrich
Death of San Pedro park zoo owner Amreihin
Jacob Amreihin 200 owner and manager of the zoological gardens at San Pedro Park died this morning after a five day illness. He leaves a wife and three children, David, Frank, and Bellwood, with the oldest David an invalid. Amreihin recently purchased the zoo to give his family outdoor work and had spent much on improving the collection, making it one of the largest private animal collections in the Southwest. Funeral services will be Thursday afternoon from 201 North Flores and burial will be in St Mary's Catholic Cemetery.
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Talal
Teob jAmrelhn
Zoological Gdndons
San Pedro Park
Amyellin
Loary
Lawid
San Antonio
Brewihe Monstery
Witheers
Ia Frank
Ing
Bellwood
Goy
Mr. Amrelin
Fan
Nix Health
San Pedro
Amrefin
Witlin
North Flores Street
St. Mary's Uatholle
Fifteen Gent Cotton Sures Barrett at Southern Farmers Meet
Memphis January 7 The annual convention of the Farmers Education and Co operative Union opened for a three day session with 308 delegates from southern states Missouri Kansas and Washington in attendance Behind closed doors President Barrett of Union City Ga urged a strong push for reduced cotton acreage and discussed holding cotton for higher prices As many of the largest planters from the Southwest attended the gathering stressing farm policy news and the cotton market outlook.
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Memphis
Farmers’ Education
Missouri
Kansas
Washington
Meir
Glosen Dours
C. S, Barrell
Unloi City
Prasiient
Union
Berlby
Barrettgale
Uwe
Congress to Probe Brownson Incident In House
Washington Jan 7 the house receives a proposed resolution by Mr GI of Maryland to pave the way for a congressional airing of the Brownson incident The measure signals added focus on naval affairs and related policy concerns as part of the probe effort
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Congress
Washington, D.C
Maryland
Admindi Brownson
Envy Nottee
Local Weather Report for San Antonio and Vicinity
Weather notes report a morning temperature of 4 degrees and 62 degrees for the prior 24 hours. Wind at 8 miles per hour from the east or northeast and temperatures at the weather office show year over year comparisons with several readings.
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San Antonio Sal
Tanlaht
Military Order of the Carabao officers election meeting summary
The Military Order of the Carabao held an election for officers for the ensuing year. Most old officers were returned. Generals and captains were named among the officers and the event featured fellowship, merrymaking, and speeches praising unity and humor.
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FL. R. Stevens
C. R. Rosenbaum
C. B. Hay, Jr
H. G. Bishop
Ehter Winder
J. d. Planting
Bambineros
J. Chase
George Wallace
Gonera
Stout
FLA
Lee
Humar
Tfe
Hadra
Cal
Lotus Niles
Wagner
Order
Court Holds Service Not Proven for Standard Oil Defendants
Legal fight continues over proper service on George Dryden of Port Arthur as agent for Standard Oil. District Judge Calhoun delays default judgment while state seeks further testimony to prove Dryden as agent and to extend service to Standard Oil and Navarro Refining entities. Attorneys for Standard Oil and Navarro Refining monitor proceedings and await further rulings.
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Austin
Calhoun
Standard of Company of
New Jersey
Standard OH Company
New York
George Dryden
Port Arthur
Standard Oil Company
Coke
Dryden
Myer & Co
Bryden
Affort
Navarro Refining Companies
Anon
Receiver appointed for Standard Oil of Texas
The court this afternoon named Guy Collette of Austin as receiver for the Standard Oil Company in Texas. Bond fixed at 10,000 dollars. The other gases were continued for the term.
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Austin
Texian
Guy Collette
Standard’ O1 Company
Texas
Readers invited to weigh in on new San Antonio Light magazine section
The San Antonio Light seeks reader opinions on its new magazine section added last Sunday. Provide frank feedback, suggestions or improvements, and letters over 160 words will be paid. include name and address and submit by Saturday 8 p.m. Letters printed in Monday's paper.
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San Antonio
Thia Waper
The
Light
Monifay
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